Brooklyn Frontiers High School is a transfer high school located in Downtown Brooklyn with small classes, a personalized learning environment, and a strong and supportive teaching staff. We offer a fresh start for students who have been unsuccessful in their previous schools who still want to earn their high school diplomas.
We accept students who have been to another high school for a minimum of one year who are looking for a change. We also accept students who had been held back two times before entering high school. Through our integrated partnership with Good Shepherd Services, we provide all students with a counselor who will help them create personalized academic plans and guide them through the process of achieving them. We offer accelerated credit earning opportunities so students can get back on track. We are conveniently located near several subway and bus lines.
Students have the opportunity to complete select courses they are close to finishing
Community building activities and Career Day presentations
PTA Meeting held remotely
School-wide celebration of the many cultures represented in our school community. Families are welcome! Located in the gym.
PTA Meeting held remotely
School Closed
Held remotely from 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Held remotely from 12:30 pm – 2:40 pm
PTA Meeting held remotely 5:30-6:30
School Closed
Students do not attend
Brooklyn Frontiers High School serves students who are over-age and under-credited. We are a safe, supportive environment that values each individual. We support community members of all interests, talents and backgrounds to define themselves and shine. We have high academic and personal expectations and are dedicated to the success of all of our students. We build authentic relationships based on respect and trust. Students will have voice and ownership over their learning. Members of our community, including staff and students, work together collaboratively. Students will be supported and empowered to overcome challenges they face so that they can be successful in high school and in their future lives.
